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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
CITY ITEMS.


New Art Of Home Decorations.
Call and see the new designs in Plush Applique
Flowers, from 1Oc. and up, at OPPENHEIMERS,
52s 9th st. n. W.. st. Cloud Building.
at Auerbach's. 7th and II: Telephone, 1922.
&C.
SaxOny Wool German Hand-knit Jackets at
Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and Sewing machine
Rooms 7th and Il. Also extra sleeves. 2
The Silent New American No. = takes the
lead. For sale at Auerbach's. 9TH and II.
The Revere House, Boston. Elegant, COM
Portable home-nke; the best cuisine in America
European plan. Rooms from 81 a day up.
Warranted 81 Razor. Frank, 457 Pa. ave. I
Fifteen Minutes will Carry our Sewing
Machine Rcpairer On bicycle to any part or
city. Telephone, 1922. c. Auerbach, 7th & Ii. l
Fashionable Blocks and stylish colors at
reasonable prices All the novelties, at Francs,
one Price Halter and Furnlsher, cor. 9TH and D. 1
Fine Colored Seamless Socks, pair Csc, at Au-
erbach's Furnish'g & Machine Rooms, 7th & H. 2
Only Zoe.
Bazaar Dressmaker, illustrating the latest de-
signs for ladies' and children'S wear at
OPPENHHIMER'S,
52s 9th st. NV, ST. Clouds Building.
Gents Fine Fall-style Hats, 81 so, ut Auer-
bachs Furnishing Machine Rooms, 9TH 4 h.
Positively Less Than Usual Cost.
the bargains in fine shoes offered during Hahn'S
mementO sale next week. See Sunday Post.
JOhnson's, 18th and e, high grade Oysters.1
Sd Per Gallon, 75c. quart Bottle. No.
Rye WhlSkey, best In the world for the money.
orders 10y mail. McGEEs. 9th near D st. was
Alligator SatcheIs.
great bargain. Your choice OF a lot Of 100 50
and 81 satchels at So each, at TOpHAMs Trunk
Factory, 1871 Pennsylvania avenue. 4w3
Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts at Auer-
bachs Furnishing and Machine Rooms, eth & II. 2
WOrkingmen, Attention!
II you are in want OF Stoves call at Rudden's
Mammoth Furniture, Carpet, and stove install
ment House, $50 and 9:}2 7lh st. w. and examine
his stock OF Stoves, Heaters, and Ranges
All Union Made.
Also, Furniture, carpets MaUtings, &C. which will
be sold on easy weekly or monthly payments g
Handsome Gents Neckwear %, 35, & Soc, at
Auerbach's Furn. & Machine Rooms It'll H. 2
Trunks, strongest, neatest, cheapest and
greatest variety, at ToPHAM's Factory, 1921 Penn
Sylvania avenue. 4W3
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u Id. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per To-
Also, Cottage Cheese and buttermiIk; sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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The Laundrymen's Convention.

AN ASSOCIATION TO ASSEMBLE IN THIS CITY ON THE
10TH INST.
Representatives from every part OF the country
are expected here TO take part in the fifth conyen
ton OF the National Laundrymen's Association TO
take place here a week from next Monday. The
convention Will remain in session four DAYS after
which time they Will make trips to ArlinOtOn
Mount Vernon, and the Soldiers Home, and then
have a banquet TO be given at the Arlington The
association has held four or these conventions be
fore, at Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, and Gin
cinnati. The association at this time numbers
about three hundred members. During the con-
yentlOn there Will be manufacturers exhibition
at Willards Hail. at which all the improved ma
chinery used in the laundry business VIII be ex
hiDited.
FooT BALL--The East Washington Athletic Foot
Ball Club has organized for the season OF 1887 with
the following members: captain. 5. s. Park
man; assistant captain, 5. l. Roth; players A w
sim pson, A. 5. Fernald, +. Mount, A. w Ferris +
Dunn, L. Shannon, Chas. kelser, +. WiteI, and g;
r. Weed Challenges To play should be sent to the
he WAS HEAVILY ARMED But Was Nor GUILTY
OF AssAULT.-Last night, between and 10 O'Clock
near the corner OF 10th and NJ streets northwest
ChaS. ThrockmOrton made complaint to Officer
Hlious that man had drawn revolver on him,
and he requested the officer TO arrest the man
who proved TO be Jno. II. Fisher formerly mem.
Der OF the 9th cavalry stationed in Dakota. lie
was recently discharged, but he re-enlisted, aud
Is now here on furougb. The officer placed him
under arrest, and escorted him TO the third pre-
einct station he carried in his pocket a small
blackjack, and wore belt containing twenty five
rounds or ammunition and a large 45-caliber re-
Volyer. The defendant was tried on charge Of
assault, and the case was dismissed.
FINED For SELLING WHISKY ON SUNDAY.-This
morning In the Police Court Moses Bridwell the
saloon keeper on " street between Sd and Az
streets southwest, was charged with violating the
sunday law. Mr.. Cahtn appeared for the defend
ant anu pleaded not guilty. Nettie Mills a little
glr testified that last sunday afternoon her father
sent her 10 Mr.. Bridwell's and his daughter gave
witness quart OF whisky on credit She said that
her father got "a bottle OF whisky from the same
place IN the morning. Mrs Mills, the girls moth
ef teStned That her husband sent the child after
the WHISKY and she brought IL home. Officer Lof-
Jus teslhti that lie saw The child with the bottle
OF Whisky. The court imposed fine OF $50
W. c. COLLINS, the wei!-k nov n banjo instructor
mas resumed Teaching. see advI
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WALL PAPER DECORATIONS OF the latest and
most artistic designs Pictures OF every class en-
ottClhS the latest publications in artiSt-prOOf
t'cAingS, steel engrayings OleOgraphs &c. The
largest line OF picture frame mOuldings Regild-
IhS done at lowest rates, at ". III. veerhOff'S 9l6
and All 1th street No wall papers AT branch
store, al 7th street.
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The knights Templar COnclaye.
THE LOCAL COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS PREPAR
ING FOR WORK

A meeting was held last night Of the executive
committee or the Knights Templar OF the District
10 arrange for the triennial conclave TO be held
here In 1850. The executive committee IS COM
posed OF nine members from each Of the four CON-
manderes. Twenty-rour members were present,
and the committee was organized by electfng
Myron n. Parker, chairman; Geo. E Corson vice
chairman; Harrison DiDgman, corresponding sec
rotary; Warren II. Orcutt recording secretary and
Thomas Someryile, treasurer. A committee of
nve was appointed for the purpose OF arranging
the necessary sUocommitteeS and to formulate
plan OF action. IL Is expected that there will be
$4,000 knights In the encampnent, and 1t Is in
tended 10 make II the largest gathering OF knights
ever known. The knights viii endeayor 10 secure
The hall OF the Pension ONCE for the purposes of
holding a reception, banquet, and grand ball.
The local knights propose to raise the sum Of
$4,000 for the reception OF their fraters.
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To MEET THE DEMANDS OF ladies and gentlemen
ln Government Offices. an afternoon session OF the
SteGoSraphic and Type-writing Department OF the
Spencertan Business College begins at quarter
past four
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Jrd,cnions for the ~ hours coamenefag n, n. m,
For the District OF Columbia MARYLAND sir
Eihla ana North Carolina, slightly cooler, fair
weather, light To fresh variable winds
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AnsuseueUtS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER--EZra Kendall, who
rrst made such remarkable success in this city
Is DR.. Iu!O Mediclls In I'VE, Us Il Co.," will be
seen at the New National next week in his own
play, called "A Pair OF Kids" which Is said TO
anOrd him an excellent opportunity for displaying
MS abilities is an eccentric comedian He Is said
10 have good-Supporting company, and the
piece has met with success wherever 1t has been
presented.
ALBAUGH'5 OPERA HoCSE--The attraction at
AlOauGhs next week Will Oe McNish johnson &
Siayiu'S Ministries.
HARRIS BiJOU THEATER--The Frank /. Frayne
combination will hold the boards at Harris next
week, vi hen Mr. FTayne will be seen in his two
PLAYS or M irdo" and Isl Slocum surrounded by
a strong supporting company, and presenting his
tralneI-dOg Jack and his lion IngerSOll.
kERSaSS THFarrR-..Thp MINI owls " ON o-
EAnlLauOn which achieved quite success here
Last season, Will play an engagement at kernan's
next Week. The Oio program includes the names
vi weI-knOWn variety artists, and the burleSQue
oil "A-Donis Abroai Will be- given at each per-
IOrnance.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenrs TO.nieb,.

Amusements Tonight.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-"Beacon Lights,
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE.-"Little Tycoon"
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER-'Across the CONT
nent."
kERSAS's THEATER-Australian Novelty Co.
PANORAMA BUILDNG-Battle OF Bull Run.
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RICHARD HENDERSON, gig 81. NV, formerly
No. 4U3 9th st. NV. Q-lncoln Hall building y
Latest styles in paper hangings, decorations WIN
dow shades. sc.
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USsELL'S ICE-CREAM.

Visit BRETTBARTHs FURNITURE House and exam
Inc the bedroom department. one OF the best Sc
cted line of chamber suites In the city for STYLE
quality. finish. and price. call IS solicited. Re
member BreitbarthS, Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street
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For PARLoR AND LIBRARY SUITS It will pay you
70 call at BreitbarthS odd Fellows Hail. 1th street
northwest
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SPECIAL OFFERING In CoRsErs.
DR. Warmers Celebrated Health Corset 81 10
line triple Back c. X. 9. Health Corset, 81
Ihomlsons Glove fitting COrsets, 95c.
Balls Celebrated II. +. Corsets, 9.c
The world renowned Coraline Corset 95c
The perfect fitting Sitwell Corset, Zoe
The Unrivalled Forget Me- Not Corset SOC
The Easy hitting Hipgore Corset, 25c
Now the time to bargains in the most poDn.
Lar and best Corsets IL the world.
Clarks spool Cotton, 52c. doz.
BRODHEAD Il CO.
s29-3t 907 F ST. NV, Masonic TemDle)
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\ Few OF those SD suites in imitation mahOg-
auy, antique OAK. and natural cherry left. Ii you
W.,.it one, call early at ". ii. HOEKE'S,
Market Suace-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FOURTH ANNUAL
CANNSTATTER VOLKSFEST,
To be held at
WASHINGTON PARK
(Forlnerly Guethler's),

NASHlNGION PARK
Formerly Guethler's),
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
October ), 4. and D. 1887.
ADMISSION, EACH PERSON 25 CENTS
PROGRAMME:
Monday, October 3, at pm
Opening of the Festival. Welcome address by Rev.W
LElterch Dedication of the Fruit Column by the
orator, c. NJ. Schickler. Village and Dancing Music.
Popular Games for adults and children such as carry
ing water carrying shepherd for boys and
girls sack races sausagecatching pole climbing,
ter Dances pot-striking, milk eating.
Vocal music by the "Germania Maennerchor" and
Aron Quartette Club: Gymnastic Exhibitions by the
columbia Turn Verein."
BY special request, The Seven Hunters at the Rab-
bit Chase. At O'Clock pm, THE Old Women's Mill. -
mill for making old women young again. Prize Bowl
ing Prize Shooting for ladies and gents.
Tuesday, October i, at . pm
Village and Dancing Music Popular Games for adults
and children, same Monday. Vocal Music by the
washington SRugerbund." Prize Shooting and Bowl
ing IN the evening Grand Illumination OF the Park
Wednesday, October D. at 2 pm.
Program same ON Tuesday. ol-2t
W. W. ~ BANJO INSTRUCTOR,
919 G street NV.
Instruction hours from to 8 pm. ol-1m
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BRADBURY PIANOS FOR REST-Fifty upright and
square grandS for rent, by the month or quarter;
rents applied on purchase. +. q. Smith, 1225
Pennsylvania avenue.
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The SELF-CURE OF WONES.-The remarkable
success which has followed the publication OF
leading editorial Ia the London O6Stetricdt Jour
ma, with the above title, bids fair TO work revO
litlon In the treatment of female complaints
American ladies who may be interested can OBJ
tain copy OF this magazine by sending 10 cents
10 Estray, Hall Co., % Warren st. Pc. Box 1903
New York, mentioning this paper.
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LADIES wishing dresses elegantly made should
call on Mime. Washington, 9O7 Penna. ave. She
has secured The best OF artists. Wraps Speciality.
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loJ should see the suitings we make TO order al
90 EISEMAN BROS. cor. 9TH and T.
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You should see the suiting5 we make TO order at
SIS. EISEMaN Bros, cor. 9TH and E.
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Ten thousand yards Of the finest quality FRENCH
SERGE" i'll all colOrs: Blue. Brown. Bronze. Green
Garnet and Black Wide Double Width All Pure Fine
WOOL Cash value 6219c., reduced to 81 &c.
FANCY STRIPED SILK VELVET. only 81
BLANKETS, slightly soiled, 81. S2.25, S25Oa275
COLORED and BLACK SILK VELVETS 75c
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, 75c. SIC, 81.
TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS pure wool wide
double width. Cash value soc. reduced to 81 &c.
SPLENDID BLANKETS, immense size So
beautiful dress goods, ROYAL SERGE" all colors
wide double fold, II yards tor 81.
BLACK SILK RHADAMAS. 81, 1925 $3.50
BLACK CASHMERES. 25, 81 81. SO. 62, 75c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. pure wool, 81 so
HANDSOME PRESENTS FOR STRICTLY CASH
CUSTOMERS
Those who buy So or over will receive a pair of
handsome Damask Towels, worth 81
Those who buy so or over will receive a larses;ze
handsome Bridal Quilt. worth $3.50 se3O
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DAY school reunion OF Hamllne VI. f church. 9Th
and streets northwest took place In the lecture
rooIo or the church last evening. The exercises of
the evening were commenced with PRAYER DIV Nr
ID. C. ReinOhl, after which The superintendent Mr.
a hOila> b. IOWneT, Lldde all address OF welcome
lie other feature or the program consisted of
singing by the school, with accompaniment on
The cornet by Mr. SwartOut. The Occ isiOn was
one wnlch brought together the teachers. scholars
AID friends OF the church who have been absent
ClrIAS the summer months The schoOlroom was
very tasteIuliy decorated with pOtted plants ferns
s.ui bowers on various hUeS and designs, the most
Prominent design being the motto with the word
welcome entwlled among the vines OF wv which
was suspended on the all Immediately In the rear
CT The altar TaiL The pastor, Rev. DIR. Henry X
N"yI9f. after lew weli-chOsen remarks, concluded
TIE exercises.
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We ARE OPENING a large line or new patterns in
ingram and Brussels carpets to-day. Cali early
and avoid the rush. w. III. HOEKE.
sol Market Space
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE
grand elevated view Of WASHINGTON city, miles dis
tant 3! 300 Also. Groom Cottage; stables and good
imRrovsd: beautiful building SITE: 400 yards from
G Hla Sprns station saSO New Groom handsome
city; $4,000; easy terms. 10 acres. small house,
miles iss e9ce S
cash. balance in one two, and three years.
TIL sYpHERD CO.,
E0R SALE-THE CHEAPEST FARM IN MARY.
Il, land: 40 acres; Il miles from Washington: 3
1t. 456 st sw Washington. D. c.
Rent EN- Tr OR SALE CHE
on railroad and turnpike Healthy country homes
o1-3t' 212 South street. Baltimore.
IGOR sALE-THIRrEEN ACRES NEAR ALEXAN-
i dria, Va, highly improved large aud choice selec
ing. water. &c. VIII be sold q bargain inaurs Of
o1-3t' 1905 1910 st.
EoR sALE--AT DRAINsvILLE. FAIRFAX co, li2
Il acres fine land; lOroom hotel, good barn: SO OOO
Balls Cross Roads, 20 acres fine fruit good house.
$50 acres fne land. near Fort Washington. Prince
i45 Of iine tarn land Wei fenced and watered
good do buildings, fruit &C., OF Georgetown Road
80 acres of finest sites METROPOLITAN Branch RR
which we can offer suitable for fine country seat
At Tacoma Park, 10000 feet Of ground large hand
5000 Ill BAXTER iS .es WIS CITY,
o1-3t' zoos. 1910 st.
+ Cabin SPRINGS, Mt. VERNON AVE.
desiring to see thus properly can be grnished
4 MCGOWAN. Remember that tor ten payments of
s part nor
most beautiful and healthtul suburban property
Washington There will be at least sixteen houses
built as soon as the lots are distributed.
o1-3t' BAXTER 4 MCGOWAN. zoos st. NV.
IIOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
IL city property magnificent stock farm l miles out
Address SAMUEL BEALMEAR, 80 ST. Paul St. Balti.
more Nd. se3O-3t.
4 nished throughout besntfuily Situated on one Of
the highest points overlooking the surrounding cou,
Falls Church, va. s29-3t.
FOR sALE-CHEAP,LOTs AT FOREST GLEN,
II Md, on the new subdivision, l, and 3 cents per
j. haRssf a Has rue ssn flt
TINO DEVELOP SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
who want safe dividend. paying investment, should
subscr be for stock the sed Gar EFT Park Build
weeks the Association win be organized. Shares 81
as % cent
paT % To fS5 can
VIII s Of asseca en
So For further Information cali or address
HENRY N COPP. s27-5t
TCOR RENT,A NICE COUNTRY HOME, WITH
Il without land the city and railroad station.
Inquire Of A. j. CURTIS, Bennings. ID. c. s26-6t
lIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-3oO ACRES TIM
Il Der Land Spottsylvania Co, Va Also, fine Farm,
acres on Railroad, . miles from city l02 acres: 9
one of tx acres. City property taken in part
THOMAS A. MITCHELL.
s26-1Ot 934 St, Room 4.
Il fine land good outbuildings and well adapted to
mes N 10
MARION DUCKETT
s22-1m Attorney-at-Law Bladensburg, Nd.
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WE MUsT ASK OF our customers, where IL is pos
Sible 70 give at least fiye days notice in which
10 put down their carpets a, with our large force
OF experienced hands, We find 1t difficult to NIL
orders on shorter time.
Respectfully, ". III. HoEKE,
sol Market Space.
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KEIsISGER's ice cream. 235 G st. NV.

YoU should see the pantaloOnS we make to order
Il 50. EIsEMAN BROS, cor. 7th and E
HUMAN artificial eyes. HemplerS, ave-, cor. ~.
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STAIN GLASS substitute, All 9TH street NV.

You should see the pantaloons we make to orde
at 81. EIsEMAN BROS, cor. 7th and Z.
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IOC should see the suitngS make TO order at
So EISEMAN BROS, cor. 9TH and E
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Hams great memento sale takes place next
week See SiuId1u Post
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FINE PORTRAITS. kets Kemethy, 100 Pa ava
VOC should see the pantaloOns We make to order
AZ 81. EIsENAS BROS, cor. 18th and E.
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GRAfiFiED PARESTs.-At the end OF September
Tue students OF Speaceriah Business College pre-
st!ted their parents handsome specimens OF the
various kinds OF work In their business course
slo"iuS admirable progress during the month
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BOARDING.

WANTED-B0ARDER-A SMALL FAMILY OF
w adults would furnish home comforts in plain
way and at a low price to a boy or young man who
could partly pay in light services out Of business
hours. Address "HOME," Star office. It.
BOARD FOR A FEW PERSONS. WITH OR WITH
bout furn ished rooms, in Northern family desir-
abe location good reference given and required 1928
9Th st. NV. ol-3ts
NOR RENT-TABLE BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM
Il lily can be had for few gentlemen. ut $3.50 st.
NV. References required It,
WANTED-BY QUIET YOUNG LADY. ROOM
W and board in small family, nelghbornood 10Th
and st. will take home fare; terms not to exceed
$22 per month Address HOME. Star Office. ol-2t'
DENNsYLvANIA KITCHEN -, FIRST CLASS
Il meals and lunch: meals S0c.: lunch 15c. Also
nicely furnished rooms At 449 g st.. opposite new
Pension kuliding. s29-1w'
THO SENATORS AND CONGRESSMAN WHO DE-
L sire nrst-ciass home, without the annoyance Of
housekeeping; Will board four adults; msenifcenty
furnished saloon parlors no other boarders no chill
dren only two persons in the house near Iowa Circle:
herics pass the door. Address CONGRESSES Star Office.
s29-3ts
TOR REMITTANCE, NEWLY FURNIsHED
II rooms. with board. at 1.-The Auburn" Pa ave.
I'D st. n.w. sep5.lms
7. WALKERS SONS. 2O4 10Th 81. NV.
q Parchment Paper, Mortar C0loyA Charcoal. Lima.
Portland and 3. Top Clements. &c
Telephone Sl6-G% 49,
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Two BABIES on A VACANT LOT.-IaSt night about
O'Clock, TWO cOlored infants, each about two
months old, one male and the other female Were
IJund OF vacant lot between New Hampshire
avenue and I'D street and l. and streets
northwest. They were taken TO the third precinct
station by Offlcer Hurt. They were afrerWard
silt u ST. AIMS ASYLUM
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BRADBURY PIANOs--JuSt received an elegant
ass1r.ineIt OF upright grands, in mahogany,
thcfTJ, French walnut, ebony, and rosewood
Gases call and examine LIZ Pennsylvania
avenue.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 sOMFOkT RETREAT-DELIGHTFUL RESORT;
Smountains Of Maryland one mile from Harpers
Ferry: hrst-class patronage throughout the year;
bass fishing and hunting; 90 per week. ". M
CLARK. Keep Tryst. Washington County, Md. 500 LIN
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W. c. COLLINS, the weil-k now n banjo instructor
mas resumed teaching. see advI
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The Finest sewing Machine i'm the Land
~fh nd Tola

Call and see the new designs in Plush Applique
Flowers, from 1Oc. and up, at OPPENHEIMERS
52S 9th st. n. W., st, Cloud Building. !
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Corner 9Th and F SITS.

se3U-6t' Corner 9Th and F SITS
NOR SAIE-A NICE 12-ROOM DWELLING M T.
Il central location, reasonable terms Apply at
office Mutual Fire Ius. Co, 9O2 Penn ave VS.
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To ERECT NEW CHURCH BUILDISG-The men,
bers Of the congregation OF the First Reformed
tAGrch, corner OF 9th and y streets northwest
~ w l. Eiterfch, pastor, are putting forth ef-
lcTtS 70 secure new and more commOdlouS church
bulClnS- For twenty years, the little frame bull
ulnS mas contained congregation OF German
"pGohlperS, numbering among its members some
OF the most prominent CIerman-Americau cir fzens
~ Washington The little house was built by an
EplScopdl organization previous TO 1867, but when
tlt reformed element organized In that year the
Atile church was purchased by the young congre-
kalloh Inc congregation has steadily Increased
uEtii now it hdS nearly oQtgrown It's building
y DOVel entertainment 10 raiss. the first finds
necessary To The erection Of a new church build
4is - 10 De orig 1eu under the name OF .ikir-
CEeaOdu-B azar," 20 De given early in the winter
CUmnittees have been organized and the Ianie, of
the church are bustly al work
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The GOOD TEMPLARS.-D p Holloway Lodge M
Good TeInplars gave pleasant entertainments AZ
NOnn's hall last evening. Many members of the
Order took part In the exercises. Anchor Lodge
OI Good TeInplarS last evening celebrated its ffth
anniversary al Veterans Han, with open exercises
Ol An Interesting character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01

SaxOny Wool German Hand-knit Jackets at
Iuerbachs Gents Furnishing and Sewing.machine
looms 7th and Fl. Also, extra sleeves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01

NOR SALE-I WILL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS
i the following houses which are the cheapest on
the market:
new 2-s.ory and bas bk' Or mi. 18th NV $500
new 2story and eel blk, r. mi, o nw.......5 $50
new 2story and bas bks, 7r. mi, 18th go
new story and eel blk. ST., In near Nav. 500
new STORY frame. 7r m.i 10th St n.w.....425O
new 3story and b. blk. l0r. mi L St n.w....6,75O
These only few of the bargains have for SALE
and those desiring to buy home or for speculation
will lind it to their advantage to call.
s. c. HILL,